I'm getting wrong values from array.
$json = file_get_contents('http://onleague.stormrise.pt:8031/OnLeagueRest/resources/onleague/Utils/Countries');
$data = json_decode($json, TRUE);
$countries = array();
foreach($data['data'] as $item) {
$countries[] = $item['description'];
}
print_r($countries);
the results are:
Array ( [0] => g [1] => )
You're not traversing the object correctly.
foreach($data['data']['item'] as $item) {
$countries[] = $item['description'];
}
It might help if you view the data with some white space.
{
"valid": true,
"id": "0",
"data": {
"@type": "genericObjectArray",
"item": [
{"id": "DE", "description": "Deutschland"},
{"id": "ES", "description": "España"},
{"id": "FR", "description": "France"},
{"id": "PT", "description": "Portugal"},
{"id": "UK", "description": "United Kingdom"},
{"id": "US", "description": "United States"}
]
}
}
I had a problem so crazy than print an array by print_r getting a value on a position and getting that value by index getting another (a value that print_r show in another position) it helped me a lot: How to convert an array to object in PHP?.
I created a stdClass like another answer on same question of link above and iterated puting values on
$obj->"X".index = value
getting something like
$obj->p1,$obj->p2,...
with values, after used it to fill my real obj like
$realobj1->myprop1 = $obj2->p1...
Its nasty but solved my problem
